Digital Success Digital Success Institute Video claims, "For only $37 you can begin making money tonight working at home." Bluffdale, Utah

In response to this complaint:

I am the Client Relations Manager here at Digital Success. We are not "Coffee House Millionaires" and ask that our name be removed from this complaint. 

My experience with Digital Success Institute is very similar to Bluffdale, Utah's.  But I see no scam activity in Bluffdale's experience nor in my own.  DSI never asked for $20 - $50 thousand dollars, or anywhere near it.  Their business plan which they offer to coach one in was very thoroughly explained to me and, being familiar with their type of internet business, recognized it as a very workable and profitable venture, not "too good to be true" as many non-go-getters would say.

You can do it yourself and be successful if you have that knack and don't need your hand to be held so to speak, otherwise if you understand credit leverage you would be comfortable with their offer to coach you step by step with a fee of $4,495--not $20-$50 Thousand.  Bluffdale seems to have been told that it takes money to make money (something we should all know by now) and that franchises fall into that category which would take those thousands of dollars.  Under those legitimate business circumstances, people must invest thousands and work to make a profit. DSI has impressive proprietary software which more than justifies their request for the investment amount they are asking for.

What DSI is asking for is in no way unreasonable as they are willing to invest their own experts who have and are succeeding in their program.  I myself did not close on the final $4,495 offer for my own reasons that had nothing to do with their credibility or any suspicion of unworkability, which if you check them out on at least the BBB and other sources, they have an excellent standing--which if they were a scam I'm sure you would see a lot more evidence of that scam. Once my circumstances change I plan to follow through on their offer.

It's understandable that caution and fear can dominate one in a digital world of scammming.  It hurts when it happens to you.  But to be fair, Bluffdale's comments (which in no way prove scamming activity)  are the only negative comments I have yet to find anywhere!